Why the Gigaset GS5 Pro Is Underrated

Solid Basic Specs for Affordable Use
The GS5 Pro has a 6.3-inch FHD+ display (2340×1080), with a 60 Hz refresh rate. That’s not cutting edge for gaming, but for everyday tasks—browsing, social media, video streaming—it delivers clean visuals. (Android Planet)

Inside, it has a MediaTek Helio G85 chip, paired with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage, expandable via microSD up to 512 GB. That’s more storage than many phones in the budget/midrange class, which means more room for apps, media, and files without feeling cramped. (GSMchoice)

Camera & Battery
It features a 64 MP main rear camera + an 8 MP ultra-wide/macro lens. Selfies are handled by a 16 MP front camera. For daylight photography or casual video, it holds up well. (Android Planet)

Battery is 4,500 mAh with a removable battery design. That’s a rare advantage; if your battery degrades over time, you can replace it. Also supports wireless charging (~15W) in some variants. (Easyfairs Assets)

Build, Extras & Value
The rear has tempered or hardened glass, which feels more premium than plastic. The phone includes NFC, a fingerprint sensor, dual SIM slots, and a headphone jack—useful for those who still use wired audio. (Easyfairs Assets)

Because it is a lesser-known brand in many markets, pricing can be lower than mainstream competitors with similar specs. The trade-offs are mostly in display refresh rate (not ultra high), older OS version (Android 11) and fewer updates. (Android Planet)

International Pricing & Where It’s Listed

• In Europe, Photopoint.ee lists the GS5 Pro 6/128 GB at €199.50 (~KES 29,000-32,000 depending on real-time USD/EUR → KES conversion) in “Dark Titanium Grey.” (Photopoint)
• Ubuy listings also show the GS5 Pro with similar specifications (6/128) using import/shipping. (Ubuy Jordan)
• Newegg offers an “International Version” of the GS5 Pro 128/6 GB. (Newegg.com)

What to Check If Importing / Buying Locally

• Verify that the variant is the 6/128 model, and that it includes wireless charging if that’s important to you.
• Check battery health and if the battery is truly removable.
• Make sure the phone supports your local LTE bands.
• Be aware of warranty issues or how easily you can get parts locally.

Final Thought

If you find the Gigaset GS5 Pro locally for around KES 30,000-35,000 (used or imported) or less, it’s a strong value. It won’t compete with phones that have super high refresh displays, ultra-fast charging, or top-tier gaming chipsets—but for casual users, media consumption, photography, and reliable daily performance, it gets more than its fair share done without overspending.

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